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A lasting home for the work
We are working toward land and year-round spaces where horses, camps, cultural gatherings, shared meals, and seasonal teachings can be held consistently and cared for by the community.
We envision Lakota communities where young people grow up knowing who they are, where families can find healing within their own culture, and where language, songs, teachings, and relationships remain strong from one generation to the next.
We are working toward land and year-round spaces where horses, camps, cultural gatherings, shared meals, and seasonal teachings can be held consistently and cared for by the community.
We envision culturally grounded behavioral health, mentorship, and healing led by people who understand the communities they serve and recognize culture as a source of strength.
We want youth to know the songs, language, responsibilities, and relationships that connect them to their families, their communities, and the land.
Sina Okigwa-Paints Robe will remain governed by enrolled tribal citizens, accountable to the relatives it serves, and transparent with supporters who help sustain the work.
This vision will not arrive all at once. It will grow one young person, one family, one camp, and one season at a time. See where we started.
One-time and monthly gifts help create the consistency needed for horses, land-based programs, cultural teachers, supplies, transportation, and year-round work.